diff --git a/CHANGELOG.md b/CHANGELOG.md
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@@ -8,6 +8,7 @@ All notable changes to this project will be documented in this file.
 - **Chat context attachments:** everything you attach to a message — diff/file/plan comments, terminal selections, browser annotations, PR comments and failed checks, linked issues and PRs — now shows up in the conversation as a compact context card: a header naming the source, the captured content behind an expander, and your comment below it. Previously most of these arrived as a wall of raw text inside your message.
 - **Faster session switching in large workspaces** (thanks @c-w-xiaohei): switching sessions no longer rebuilds the whole sidebar, returning to a recently viewed session restores its rendered messages instead of re-rendering them (file links included), and scrolling long conversations costs less. In a workspace with thousands of loaded sessions, end-to-end switch time dropped by roughly half.
 - **Session tabs (opt-in):** the web/desktop header can show your open sessions as browser-style tabs — turn them on in Settings → General → Navigation → Session tabs. Every session you open joins the strip, clicking a tab switches the whole workspace (chat, project, panels), and closing one (its × button, middle-click, or Alt+W — rebindable in Shortcuts) never touches the session itself. Tabs reorder by drag, scroll behind the header buttons when there are many and carry the sidebar's running/unread dot. Each tab has the full session menu — on the "..." button or right-click — plus Close other tabs; renaming works right in the tab.
+- **Keyboard shortcuts learned sequences** (thanks @ChangeHow): shortcuts can now be two steps — press Cmd/Ctrl+S, then a letter: P opens the draft's project picker, G its branch picker, L the session list. A held sequence shows no menu but forgives you: Escape or three quiet seconds cancel it, and typing into a text field never triggers one armed elsewhere. Dropdown menus and pickers now also answer Ctrl+N/Ctrl+P for down/up, the session switcher opens focused on your current session, and every tooltip and menu label shows the binding you actually have set, not the default.
 - Chat: comment on a reply — select text in a chat message (or in a rendered markdown preview in Files) and choose Comment to attach exactly that quote, with a source line range when it can be located, plus your note to the next message. The selection stays highlighted while you type, and the selection menu was restyled — Add to chat is now Add to input.
 - Diff: comment like a review — hovering a line shows a + button in the gutter; clicking it, clicking a line, or dragging across lines opens the comment editor for that line or range. The comment editor and saved-comment cards match the chat's comment style.
 - Composer: hovering or tapping a context chip above the input opens a stacked preview of everything attached, where a comment can be edited in place or an item removed before sending.
diff --git a/packages/vscode/CHANGELOG.md b/packages/vscode/CHANGELOG.md
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@@ -8,6 +8,7 @@
 - Chat: @ file mentions now rank files and directories together by how well they match, so the file you typed is at the top instead of below unrelated directories. Multi-word queries match in any order, and long paths keep the folder next to the file name visible.
 - Search: Ctrl/Cmd+P now matches the whole file path, not just the file name — searching a folder name finds the files inside it.
 - Search in dropdowns: searchable pickers (agents, models, providers, branches) now put the best matches first, match multi-word queries in any order, and ignore punctuation (so "gpt4o" finds "gpt-4o").
+- Keyboard: dropdown menus and pickers answer Ctrl+N/Ctrl+P for down/up, the session switcher opens focused on your current session, and shortcut labels in tooltips and menus show the binding you actually have set (thanks @ChangeHow).
 - Chat: OpenCode notices now share one style.
 - The timeline dialog now fits small windows instead of squeezing the message list to a couple of rows (thanks to @gaojunran).